Morgan Absher

Speaking of comments, there's a lot on, you know, Reddit and kind of all over the internet on this case.

There is a comment from someone that was allegedly the roommate of someone that was dating Michael before and after she disappeared.

Maybe Cheyenne's roommate.

Uncleared.

They don't mention.

But they say...

He told us that, quote, he thinks she was kidnapped because she was a drug addict, end quote.

I never liked him and would ask he not come to our house when I was home.

Less than a year after I moved out, I had to send my roommate money because he got really violent with her and she needed money to escape him.

She moved to Missoula with him and was pregnant with their second child.

He is a bad man and I 100% feel he did it.

again that's allegedly it's on reddit it's anonymous we have no idea who it's coming from but it literally gives you the chills and like i i'm entitled to my subjective opinion yeah but if you look at this man he is dead in the eyes hot take for the day like there is it is just like it's scary

it's scary like I'm I'm just beyond baffled how he was able to like even just like taking her how do I want to put this I'm just beyond baffled by this case and it's so insane to me that you know it took so long for them to start searching in that time he was able to dispose of her phone and

again never found it's there's just so many holes in this case that are beyond frustrating and i think it does you know speak to that larger epidemic of missing and murdered indigenous women i mean this is just it's horrible yeah the miscommunications between like maybe intentional miscommunications between the police and the tribal police like i don't know the ball is being dropped yeah and people need to quit pointing fucking fingers and get this together

Quit copying out.

Quit blaming the other.

Well, now it's been so much time.

Well, and it's like the frustrating part is, too, her phone was pinging on that property or near those towers, right?

You know, whatever the police have in that data.

But it was there until 10 a.m.